Not too far if you be buyin the tickets mate!

A few years ago me and my ex rode from Ohio to Cherokee and jumped on the Blue Ridge parkway and spent 4 days riding the Parkway and checking out some of the sites and near by attractions. Beautiful country and roads. I'd love to do it again some year in either the spring or fall.

This is some of my favorite riding areas in FL usually try to stay at the El Governor in Mexico Beach totally Biker Friendly and nice central location for the Florida Panhandle .. Also enjoy Appalachicola and St George Island.. Will share a secret here Florida actually does have a twisty road ..  Called the Ozello Trail near Crystal River, FL Is nothing like The Dragon and some of favorite twisties near Maggie Valley but if nearby is worth taking a ride down and as it's a dead end get to ride it back again as well ..  If there were such a thing as the Florida Dragon .. This is It..

If you're in Texas... a great ride is the Big Bend area and up into Fort Davis.

One of my favorite rides is through the Sumpter Valley from Baker City, Oregon to just east of John Day. The trip is an easy 51 miles of smooth curves, green valleys and views of the mountains to the north. Also, getting to Baker City by way of Cambridge, ID over Brownlee Pass and along the Powder River crossing the Oregon Trail coming into Baker City!  Part of that route will take you to Hell's Canyon Dam or to Joseph and Enterprise, OR.

Wow after traveling some many places in this great country, it is so hard to pick a favorite ride. I do have to say (yes, I'm biased) that right here in southern Utah is some of my favorite riding country. Not only for the great raods and beauty, but summers in Utah is great riding weather.

Have to agree with Lucky, the mountains around Malibu are amazing.

Closer to (our) home are the Orange County (California) beach and canyon roads. A must drive around here is the Ortega Highway (Rt 74) from Dana Point to Lake Elsinore. Stop by Hell's Kitchen for lunch before going down the mountain to the lake.
Rt 74 winds way further past Lake Hemet and to Palm Springs. It gets pretty windy at times, but it's an amazing road to ride on!

  Rode through that country in 08 when we went down for the Hells Canyon Rally....had a great time(my wifes 1st Rally) and was really suprised by the terrain.

 Guess she probably will not throw ya out now

 Cool sounds great...never know when I might just show up!

my next ride is always my favorite. this year just happens to be Colorado. Million Dollar Highway, Royal Gorge, Black Canyon and more 10,000 foot passes than you can shake a stick at.

Some of the best riding I have found is Highway 1 north of San Francisco, especially when you get up in Mendocino County. Some of the most beautiful roads and scenery anywhere.

ma mate was in monaco last summer ,he said it was awsome .would love to go over their .

My vote would have to be for Colorado, we have great roads,great mountains and great people.If anyones comming thru here this summer, look me up.